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Chicago Heights council appoints Arturo Robles as police chief; Salinas sworn in as deputy
Summary
The Chicago Heights City Council unanimously approved Mayor David Gonzalez's appointment of Arturo Robles as police chief and Alfredo Salinas as deputy chief and administered their oaths April 1. City officials cited leadership and local experience in the appointments.
Mayor David Gonzalez presented his nomination of Deputy Chief Arturo Robles for Police Chief and the City Council voted unanimously to confirm the appointment at its April 1 meeting. City Clerk Rachel Vega administered the oaths to Deputy Chief Alfredo Salinas and then to Chief Arturo Robles.
Matthew Gainer, Police Superintendent, reviewed Robles's and Salinas's professional backgrounds and history of service to the department. Mayor Gonzalez read a statement citing "ability, leadership, and trust" as reasons for the selection, and Robles addressed the council to express gratitude and outline his goals in the new role.
The appointment was recorded as Resolution #2026-32 and passed with all seven aldermen voting in favor. The council adjourned at 6:41 p.m. following the oath administration.
